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Road Warrior
Joined: May 2010
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From: Mass/NH
IMO opinion they look a lot better than bikes mangled lying on their side, flashing lights and those white outlines painted on the street.
Why not leave them on? Better then getting hit at night, bikes have very limited side lighting at night.....there's a reason they are there.
Why not leave them on? Better then getting hit at night, bikes have very limited side lighting at night.....there's a reason they are there.
When I think of safety, I err on the side of sticking around longer and drinking way more Guinness with my brothers and sisters in Ireland and riding sisters and brothers in the states...NLOL...
Ride safe.
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Jul 2010
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From: Lorain Ohio
I'm thinking about adding a led pod or two under the gas tank to light the engine for a safety feature. I'm not crazy about leaving them on while parked (the current trend) but just a little extra visibility. I'd prefer this to the reflectors.
Big Kahuna HDF Member
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IMO opinion they look a lot better than bikes mangled lying on their side, flashing lights and those white outlines painted on the street.
Why not leave them on? Better then getting hit at night, bikes have very limited side lighting at night.....there's a reason they are there.
Why not leave them on? Better then getting hit at night, bikes have very limited side lighting at night.....there's a reason they are there.
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